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Abatements are matte, according to the Plan which origi vlatecl with this Company,. on the Premiums of all fireln. tie Insurance and every facility is aftbrded by'whfutitic tittrest and accommodation of the Public may be promoted. WA RN ER PHI P P Secretary. This. Pay.was• published, • In -1•Voi nine Bvo. price 7§. in boards. A . - N ILLUSTRATION of the GENERAL EVI DE.NCE establishing the Reality of Christ's Resat r'eaion. VICTUALLING-OFFIC:E, :Ny 2 I 184. 4TE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING .1. Hi s Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice,r h a t on Thursday, the istb of September next, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in uniting( sealed up f, and treat for such Quantities 'of IRISH BEEF land PORK, of the best 'quality, an:: to be cured in The ensuing Seaton, as the relpeaive Merchants and Dealer, therein may think proper to *firer': one-third part thereof to be packed in half Puncheons': ow-third 'part in Tierce:, and the remaining one-third part in Barrels; to be delivered into His Majesty's riaualling Storer at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Ply mouth; and into the Army Pit mplling.Swres in Saint Catherine's, In regular Proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods 'Under -mentioned, viz. By.GEORGE COOK, A.M. Minister of Laurencekirk. Printed for Longman, Hurr, Rees, and Orme; Paternos. ter. row ; and Peter Hill, EdiaburAh. This Day was published, • l a n One Volume, Octavo, ornamented with Plates, price iss. rine paper, and common paper ' . los. in boards, HE HISTORY of the ..ANCIENT. BO j. [LOUGH of PONTEFRACT, containing an interest ing Account of its Castle, and the three difii.'rent Sieges it sustained during the Civil War • with Notes .and Pedigrees of some of (pc most distinguished Royalists and Parliament arian's, chiefly drawn trorn the Manuscript lournal Of an Officer in the Castle, and never before published. The whole illustrating the military 'transactions of that interest. ing period,:within the kingdom in general, but more particu larly within the county of York. _ By. B. •BOOTHROYD. PARTNERSHIP. WANTED a PARTNER in a respeflable Wholesale 1 . 1 NE N F RAI) Ii in the City of Lonclisn, Nolo can bring with him a Capital of about to,oool. He may take a n a d ive part in the Business, or not, at his op tion Further particulars may be known by. application to Messrs . Gregson and Dixon, Solicitors, Angel-court, 1 hrog rflorlon-strect. . . One-fotuth of the whole by the 3:st january, One-half of the rernaining_Quitntity by 3 tst March 1809. Anil the remainder by the 3orh tune .44.1 to be 'paid far 6y Bills, payable, with Inle?est, ninety days afrr slate. Printed for Longman, Hurst, !Zen, and Orrne, Paternc:;.. Tow.; and 13-. Boothroy,i, Vontefract. THE COVNI ESS OF BATH ALL Person• having any. Claims or Demands 9n the personal Estate and Ellecis of the Right Hon. lieririetra Laura Yulteney, Countess of Babh, lately deceased. or on Sir 'stn. Pultency, Ban. her father, also deceased, are requested, by the Execytors of the said Countess of bath, to send an • accotkit of such demands, with the particulars thereof, to Messrs.. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lin coln's- uu, to whom all persons indebted to the Estate of the said Countess of cath are also requested to send the par tiemars oesuch their Debts. Lincoln's 141, Aug . IS, iSoB. 13ULLbs HEAD INN, MANCHESTER, • August 23d, 18.8: AT a A4+3ETiNG 01 the . INHABITANTS of the Towns of M anc h ester an d Salton!, and 'their N eighbourhood,. conv ene(' for the purpose of considering the • thhle=l or a dutiful and inal Adcfress of Congratulation to oN the shtti4) and Successful atolls of Spain against the peTtady and tyranny of 1- .arice ; - . • W 1 11.1.A.M sTAI2KI Esq„.• . •-• Bc "otterteeverSt Manchester, in the Chair ; It was utianiradusli' ft,otved, • -• • ISt, , this Meetin 4 is full impressed with ihe . glorious •.effo , ,s of the Spanish Na tion ttV a'4'gre6sl"'"Xid: t.V.7 rawly of (tie Enemy i . a`ml, a .t sOine time, highly:anPlau . ds, the geoerou.s and enli g h tene d poiicyof tits Majesty's Go. ve , timent on tile preent eCk;ision. • idly, That a dutiful and loyal Address to His 3rt7tY . be - prepared, expressive of the (;ongratulations of this, Meeting on the dustiNions events which. have recent I y - tak.en • • -- Spain,. ani t. I:irks in;itorni . attaChinent to His Majzsty', Per.. son :end GOverni.tierit. 3dly„ h at "fr oht „.h, fi r„ I l e appointed to prep:".rc such 4d. 411. " 6 . .no,ltiat it consist Ofthe tolloiving-Genttemen . The Rev ; - Mr. Robert. - • Mr. •• Mr. Cooke. Mr. John Douglas. Mr. : Alarlcland. • Mr. Fait:cr. 4thly, That the Address .now: produced and read, be ae', Point!, anti sighed by toe .Chairman on behalf of tats Meet -11).K ; and that it be.transmitteci oy him to Lord wkesbury, tone presented to His Majesty. still), That the above Resolutions be published once in alf rile Manchester Papers, arid once in Tui Suri the Coulief,:the Tunes, and tone Morning l'ott. The K ron ,W NI, STA It I E,• Chairman. er:6o'le having left the Chairs it was taken by Robert 119;irk.land, q.when. It was unanun o usjy 41:Solved, • That the -1 winks of this M e eting be pres en t e d t o the 8 0 . rtheir PhKhreeves and Constables of Manchester and Salford, for rearlore'rs in colling.this Meeting; and to the Chairman, for his very able and Sltistadory eonduCt in the Chair. ROBERT MARKLAND._ • TO INNKEEPERS. • . be LETII that well-accustomed HOVSE t the it) N D t)N I E rnouth, Devon, conistliga everal Sitting-rooms, . spacious Drawing room ; tn - aily•goixt l'ethchamhers, and Carrets, Kitch. us, Cellars and • lif , ew- Pause: a • apital and commodious yard, c.eich ' -hiyilses..and r s • Y tattles tor upwards of thirty horses, together with v i i. tnnts other suitable convenient:les. This Inn has been esta ul ished seven years, v.ild is very pleasantly ly••situated at the entranc e of the town, which is become one of the most-fre. Iticnterl and fashio n abl e Watering Places in-the %Vest o' kng "nti. and rapidly improving, so that with a little anent - on, peculiar advantages are likely to be obtained by the Lancilotd Iv itn nuy occup y the said Inn, which may be enten,d on tpe 2d of November next. For furt• er particulars, apply to Mr. Geo. Walrond, Ex— Mouth ; w h ere 1. etters, post paid, will be noticed. Exmi,uth, I une ao, IS 'B. T",ARMY AN !) NAVY EQUIPAC;E,.., E'PATENTCAMP BEDSTEADS, .Furni- full ture, Mattrasses, add Bedding complete, are very , ' 7,_iteet- Y rec°t 'llnencie t t to Gentlemen, as being the Most Voitifili and superior to any others made in ; MarytiFii, rabies' and Chairs, on improved priniiples; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and. Chairs for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and l'atent firass-screw Bedsteads, ,toriliast .11 , 1 West Indies, And all Foreign Climates, at M(YRGAN and SANt;I:RS's Patent Bedstead Manufattary.and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 45 and 17, Catiterine-street, Strand. Morgan And Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining ables, allowed to be the must corriplete and h lev.ant set of Tables ever yet invented, ate very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair_nsd Ware heu se. TO THE LADIES.' IiAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for rettiovitu4 SUPERFLUOUS H d kiS froth the FM:4,, NECK, ARMS, &c. and for improving the COMPLEX_ ION - l ; will ue tai future (by particular appointment of the l'ro - priiinr) by vles - srs. Shaw and - Edwards, St. Paul's Chufclt-yard ; Mr• Butler, 5, Cheapside ; Mess. Dicey'.and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ;Mr Berry, wholesale perturner, Greek-strcet, Soho; Mess. Hendrie and Son, Tichborne- Street ; and Mr. Bacon, 'Oxford-street ; where LadieOnt others may depend upon being supplied with the abbv'ete;. - swine as imported from Turkey, price 3s. 6d. the bottle. Of this Depilatory little more need be said than Will serve to iderittly it, and prevent Ladies being imposed upon by spurious compositions, whi,ch . either possess no eificacY Whatever, or are highly injurious to the Skin. Since its first introduction to tAis Country by Lady M vv —r— -14---uc, it has sustained a charaCtr in England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to ,the ' 46 tic which unites a mildfisss,,.s as not to irritate even the delicate skin of an Infant, Wjth infallible and perrna.. ; tient efficacy. In Turkey and .Egypt the Ladies, who are delicate ii i the extreme, not to sutler a sii4, 7l e hair to mrlactlll' which they conceive irregular or intrusive, inikg use . of it at the liathi„ being highly valued by them from the exclusive P r 'Pe'tY It possesses of giving a degree of softness and t rans.; pa rcllc y Witte complexion. • N . it. Obsc,zve that each bottle is signed T..,I3AG'A Z ETt• in the PropriLstor's hand-writing, to iinitate which is a- felony, Sold in the Country by Mr. Baxter, Edinburg ; Mr..-Wal ker, - Newcastle-upon- Fyne ; Mrs.. Dancer, York .; Mrs. I‘Lariotr, Bath ; M rs . Shi erc liff e , fi t i sto l ; Miss'Gregt 4 ort Liverpool ; ; 1 / 4 , 1 e. Drewry, Derby ;. Mr.. Covvdell, Leice4ert, Nit. Collins, Salisbury Mr. Newcomb, Stamford ; Mr. • Donald, Gl asgow ; Mr. Woolmer, Exeter ; and Mr. R lakeney, Windsor. AIKIN's ANNUAL REVIEW, 58(37: This Day was publisfied, In Royal Ociavo, the Sixth Volume, price One Gitinei, in extra boardo., of . - • . rcHE ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY Cif LIT E RAT C; k 4 1:or the year tB4. A. All 4. I NI, Editor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row. ' ' Of V , ,..horn May he.. hadohe tst, zd , 3cl, 4titoand sth Vo lumes, either togethr or separate. Pric'e One Guinea in extra boards. • '*** This Review comprises in one Volurrcei Accounts _Of all the Works published duiing the year (including . ; variety of valuable Publications which• never find • a place in any ether Review) arranged into Chapters, agreeably to their re spective Subjects, and preceded by an HistOtical Introduc tion, it is particularly adapted for the Libi4ry and for Ex- RortatiOn. FOR. VE'NEREAL. AND . scottuuTic c9m. A INTS.. R. FREEMAN'S. GUTIA SALUTARIS is by _IL" tar the most sate and cifetttual Remedy ever. yet FilbCo . - . Nercd lur the cure of that ciair„: .. er.in,,, Disease. Persons unnap- . pill'. 4t leted with Venetell Cowl)!lints, in, 41 its stages •and under its, various appe.ir . ances, will find a Seethe and present Relict ny taking theserno Dropt,,,; wliieh, for their excellency during thirty years practice in the must pa. , pufous part of , London, Viz. Hatton-garden, have•been term: rd Gutta S'aintarts. , . ' • The . Se,•recy with which most persons so attliaectfind it needful to conceal their Eud'erino, .may be safely employed *TILL µsing tirete Drops"; since tuy render confinement un— necessary, as : well as ali.unetuous or mercurial: l'icparations, or any surAical Operation Whatever.- • . • appoutrinent tit Dr; Freeman they are sold by R. But ler, 4. cOeapside, corner - of Raternoger-row ; Bacon, and Picidin . g, ;6. Qzturd-street ; 14 . 1.14 t and Call well, ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, E .inbur,h; ..11`Dwnald, - Glasgow; Stains, Manchester; Lattibury. Liverpool, Stains alid Lynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles,.iit 2s, yd. each. Dr. I A.NIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION THEREAS . BENJANUN ; PERRUsI has obi , trotted himself upon the Public as " the origin4l and only person" who ever pre t iared:the-FeVer Powder and Ana leptic Pills for the late Dr. James,.• they will he etiabted to judge of tnis man's pretensions when they are •infortned that he-was a labourer in the Dodoes g+; den, -t Latztbetli s ar de , • ven sittllings per week, and afterwards employed to make up his Pills,t he ingredients of which were weighed out and de livered to him in Mass for that .purpose;. and that lie never didassist in any part of the process of the Fever Powder, to• which the,Analeptte Pills 'owe their peculiar efiicacy. I t will be evident, therefofe„ that Mr.' Perrin's are not 1)r. James's Pills ; and the Public will determine what degree of credit is to he given - to one who has a serred, that lie was the " original and only person" whwever assisted Dr Jaynes in preparing his Powder, Ivtien it'af)pears that the Never POw cer was prepared niany,Yors below he worked ter ('sines, awl even. nefofe lie was born. - The Ana,eptie Pills (,which Dr. lames contrivedas a remedy for . rmselt, and which pre served Ins hto to an advanced age) are admirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach and owels, and for s ibe Head _ ad'. and other bad elfeds .61. free ; 'as also for Mich- Bilious, and Gouty Complaints t .they gently. open the pores by night, and the body by day, and are excellent in Colds and slight Fevers, and should lover be..onaiLted at bed-time atter alty excess of eating or drinking. Sold onl) by F. Newberg and Son, No. 45; :St.:Piall's Church-yard, London ; and at. Dr. larnes's late in Ilaiton street ; in BMWs, priCe 4s: 6r l . eaji, or •sil in' one large Box, price 4s. D ' uty included. . Observe that the words, " F. Newbcry, No. 45, SI. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps.- • The Conditions of the . Contraqi may he seen at the Secretary's .t qffi,e, at this Office, or by 'applying teo Mr. 7. LI. Dunsterville, Aeon for the Viiitualling- at Ccrk, to *Co/Ica - ors of His Ma— i"iY's Ctittornr at Limerick, Belfast, Nese i , ! y" , and traterford, and to the Poantaster-Generat at Dublin, r,opeSivey. Nu'regard will be had to aro , Testa'fr in which the Pike :bail not 6e inserted in words at length, Cr that shall not be delivered to the Yoard -before One o'Clo;ek on the said Thursday the isth of Sep tember next, nor Unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some per'son on bit beheill, attends, to ajrrwer, when called for. PROPERTY DUTY on DIVIDENDS, payable in the Ytitrs 1803, 1804, 1805. I T ippeciiing, notivithstaitclipe Noticesiepeat-- e:6 sent or made to thel'a?tiet entitled to.Pkidendr of Stock, payable at the Bank of England, South Seta House, and East InJia House, recpealvelit, who hai , e not paid the Duty on titi same for thejyars above mentioned, that payMent has not in many instances been made of the seid Oily, noheeby those Patties /MAT incurred various Penalties, to be . reeovered hjcsaßtoei or stet charge, and the Commissioners for the special pu; p,ses of the Pr.perty Al?, king willing to 'allow further time jos :tech paymatis, hereby give Notiie, that the Duties payable on- all- Dividends of such Stock and elinuitiesi.r those years are directed to be paid into the' Bank Of Englartd,.anel the'Certificater4 ouch payments heing"lo:iged ah tbe (15i:e of the Commissioners at the Old Stock Exchaite r the , Parais'making garment thereof, will be discharg. ed ix e6e-&,.k r of the respetKve Commissioners until and upon the loth dap of GeLber next, hut that all Persons who shall negka' to make such payment 'on or before that day, will be proseeut,d as bringing the Lau . , directs, and steps are now taking for l)efatrl ters let ehatge Jar the Double Duty, who shall not have •paia' the Dei for the year( above-mentioned, odor before the said loth-day yo2,bef tr.xt, after which day the Officx of the Old'lit6a Lx. charge Will be closed. 13) Order of the 13,,ard, MATTHEW IFINTE,R. ohce fir Taxes, Aug. z, ISoS. RENOVATED , HEALTH TT has:been too frequently the subjea of just arid general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of - the• medical art have ()aired theMselveS as candidates for public patronage in the. profession of physic. For-the purpose - of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us frotnbeing classed among those empiticiowhoSe imprudent pretensiohs have, unfortunately for soclety, , been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit - to the liberal and enlightened ifaithful statement of our pursuits and -ac. qui rernerits. A fret. having received a regular medical educa. null as the pupils of Messrs. Griiided and Wizard,. -whose leelures anti pradtice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London hospital ; we entered otirstives as students in that justly celtbrated sclaord ffir medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edi•nburgh, and' were instructed diiferet-a branches ot anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic,. chemistry, midwifery, botany, Src. &e. by those eminent professors, ,Drs: .Ivlonro, Gregory,_ - 13-lack;' Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. W trust we shall not be deemed- prescimptuotts in saying that. our proricieatcy-and - acquirements arc nut inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years Made :Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object ot our studies rind.-,praftie9): it will, we hope,,he allowed that we have acqUired superior knowledge of their trcatmehr anti ewe... I n.slight and. recent cases of in tenon a petted re.establiihment is completed in the short period of two days ,;.:atict ui those of.the utmost in , vetei....:y, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient .a side and radical Cure.. • • Amidst the. melancholy variety of disorders which are the eift...*cts of a tiab:i lung and most unhappily pursued by the- ' youth of born sexes, there are - none more alarming or more disiressinp than, those deficiencies • and:debilities - which quelitiy prevent or embitter tlc matrimonial state. Tosuch persons it must:he a coosoiation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest ot all Munan 'blessings, a strong. manly, and vigOt ous constitution._ In. all, cases- of debility, from whativor cause arising, as well as in every sp.:cies of venereal I we may be consulted hy .patiesits of either-etsik wt.7llthegreat e.it secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ' t gid ftorn 6.in the evening till lo at night. - '• • I:s4kgic are requested to state the particu. ten Patients in age ., FAt ofliving, &c, lars of their case, erasing a remittance for arivice:addincaii: tv-telLfhe same F will be given, or sent to any part of the killgdom• To ensure that secrecy so essential to our:•undertakirtg,. tire postage of ? letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE.and Co. Surgeons, No: 14, Hattori-g arden. I 63 - Messrs. Currie-and Co. have Certificates from. the above. respeCtable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they .per, formed the dutie s assi 'tied them during the time they at. aendeia their Lectures and era6tice. OFFICE FOR TAXEs, Aug. 29, iSoS. DUTIES ON GAME CERTIFICATES. "HIS •MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES bevel!) , give Mtire, That by an Ad of 48 Geo. 3. cap. is, and passed on the i-st of June, ISOB, it is enaaed, That if any Person shallyafter the 3.ah of lune, iSoS, use any Dog, Gun,• Net, or other Engine, for the purpose of taking or killing any Caine whatever, 'or any Woodcock, Snipe, Quail, or Landiail, or any Conies, any • -• part of Ureat Britain, without ha uing obtained a Certificate, at direard by the Jaid . Re 7- every sucit Person shall be liable to the Duty of, Three Pounds Three Shillings, and shall also forfeit the Slim of Twenty Pounds over and above the said Duty. • • . • • - The taking of Woodcocks and Snipes with Nets or Springes, and the taking or destroying of Conies in Warrens, or in any enclosed Ground iwhatever, or by .any Person in Lands in hii or her Occupation, are 'excepted from the said Duty- and the said Penalty. To-obtain the Certificate required by the Aa, every Per sonletending to use any Dog, dun, Net,..or other Engine, for any of.the - purposes aforesaid, is to apply to one of . pc Colleaors of the Assessed Taxes acing for the Parish where such Person reSides, and on Payrwrit to him df tlit.l proper Duty, and a Tae: of One ,Shilling, will receive &dm him a printed Receipi, acknowledging such Payment, which Ike ceipr such Person .is to deliver to the "Clerk to the-Com missioners of Assessed Taxes adieg for the same Dittria, for the purpose of being exchanged for the Cetrificate signed by the said Clerk in the form required by the' said Aa, and which said Clerk is to deliver without Fee. • The t ttecessary.printed Receipts and, eertificates'are now in .the hands of the respective Colleaors and Clerks of.Asscssed Taxes, io every, pitria, in England and,Wales, ,, to whom respeai.ye y eyery Person will make his application before he can exercise the privileges mentioned in the said A. THE DUTIES TO RE PAID ARE AS UNDER, VIZ. For every Game ; keeper beingan assessed Servant, where the Servant pays the Duty—Duty One Gtinea 4 and One Shilling to the Colleelor and to hive a Receipt marked A. For every Game-keeper being an assessed Servant, where-the Master pays the Duty—Durst One Guinea, and One Ski/ling te, kill); 4 Receipt marked 13. ' For every Gamekeeper, not beint an assessed Scrrant—Mity iThree Guineas, and One Shilling to the cclleacy and to have a Receipt snatked-C. For every Pe4on, not being a Game.keeper—Duly Three Guineas, and, One Shilling to thr alleaor ; 'and to have-a Receipt marked D. , On delivery of xsrhich Receipts to the Clerks, Certifisates hiving corresponding marks will he, delivered: By Order of tine Board, MATTHEW isVINI'EP., . „ ; IN/atom, Avq. 2.--On the 2gth - Ult. about lout in the evening, it 'was reported that JOSEPH NAPO LEON was niarChing, and that . all .the troops in the city were following hint. This. report was confirm• ed by the movements made by the French and all those ofthat nation who did not belong to the army. The same evening they withdrew from, • the hospitals - and conduced to Retiro all the infirm soldiers. They put in requisition all thesarriiges and horses that could 'be found;'and the troops pre pared.to march. In lad, that very night, and on , the morning o f the 30th,,a great part of t he army, the sick, tradespeople, arc. .of the. French' nation 'set out. On the day of the 30th, 'there followed tt preparations 'for tlre - March of JOSEPH and :lie re mainder of the army. He dined at half past font' in the afternoon, in order to prOceed, in the dusk, to sleep at Charmartiii. The carriages were harnessed, and repaired to the 'Court of the . Palace, : but' the coachmen and mule drivers, and most of the_ at teud anti of the Royal carriages, had disappeared.i on which account JOSEPii. could not deParr that night, and was obliged to suspendhis journey to the aleru ing Of the 31st, when tie dep:irted on ,itorseback., as he was nnable to put the carriages in Motion: The same morningle• took froM the stables ail the mules, horses, and harness, and shamefully sold all, at the lowest price.' - lii the evening't he same day, they forced open the gates of the public Tretsury - an dßank, putting the •people in such terror, 'that we passed a most anxious night, thinking -that a general pillage was'about to take place: :I..'hey took frilly these .building above 14 Millions- At mu in the Morning Of- the ISt•inStan t;.s.vas heard a tatioonade, though at first tt was taken for a fatal Sighal„was in fact but the precursor.of the brightest and ll'appiest day that ever-rose over:Madrid. - 'Ott this sigeal all. the guards were wit bdraWn, and all' the French filed off towards t he parade, whence they Matched Off.— ,Scarcely did. . day 'appear,.' when all -tlie‘peqpie ran through the street and the posts ofitheguatAs, but nothing was to. be :found. 'they' passed 'to the Re toiro, and there _they found only a tew dying wretches, and here and there a dead body. They beheld; with . amazement, the &itches, pallisadOes, and terrible batteries direCted against this city. The - gliif car riaga were' in flames--Stove seventy cannon, were . spiked, and about 2000 uarrelS of powder thrown into a lar g e pond. - The Matiridans, on 4eing them selves delivered from thisdestruCtive apparatus:, gave thanit:4 to the Supreme Being, and ImMeolately garrio assume; tor their bad z ;e; the portrait pf - FElts DINA NI/ VII. • • M ADRID, Aug: 3.—At last we breathe fieely'.., The French army, which has fur these tour months oppre.ssed U 3, committed the hotrihie assassinations of the 2d May, enchained our tribunals, trampled upon the :ropte, s:teked the - Royal residences, and insulted .public decorum, departed trom this capital on the last day of July, and the last Of this month. In their front they carry along ksith them the Intro. der BUONAPA RTE, who, amidst twenty thousand -'bayonets, could not obtain froin the inhabita t its of this place the slightest mark of sub Mission. Such has been the precipitation with which he took to his journey, or Tather flight, that - 'he lett 72 pieCes of ordnance spiked at the Retiro, cast a' great quantity of powder into the pond, and abandoned his whole stock of wine and spirits. - He goes faden.with the rich htioty of the Royal Palaces, ,the cash of the Treasury, and chest of Consolidation. The difficulty of conveying such a mass of depredation retardS his marches, and gives . us hopes that ' the provi nc ial armies will in good time,, overtake .him. All. th e French domiciled in this capital, acid who felt justly afraid of the chastisement of public authority, have fled. wit h ; their,compatriots ; a feW Spaniards accom pany them, who, unworthy'of naMe„ have prostituted. their - conscience, - 'sense, and duties, to . the fantastical ,uotione •of aggratidiaemeOt and ,ego tism. Itninediriteliafierthe . FrenCh. had evacuated .the city, arms wer e distributed among all 'the respeCt _able inhabitants, forming patroles of them to watch over the -public-tranquillity. The Russian Arnbas sador has 'officially annunciated, that his Master has acknowledged as King of Spain FERDINAND VII.— Such events would serve to - give a colour to the ru mours spread, as though there - was a' general discon tent. in France, originating in the conduct-, no less perfidious than violent, of their Emperor. It is even added, that he is arrested by order of the Se nate, which. had proclaimed our young Monarch King.'of Spain and the Indies. .• AUGUST 6.--Yestercia'y it was ordered by the Junta of the Council,' and the 'Alcades of the Port, that all from the age of 16' to 50 Slickuld tak6 up arms;' bat we are assured that't nieastire has been abandoned, in consequence of the arrival of :two Aids,cie, , Gamp of General CASTANOS, and that in the morning there would be ptiblic prayerS and. a. Te Drum. It appears that the French took the . -route of Navarre, and-that asthey passed along th e y d estro y, ed the.crops °fa? . rn,•andplundered the towns of all the provisions,,to preventtheir being purstied. Thus then did these ungrateful wretches recompence'the generoui recePtauf- that had been given -to them; but this ouzlit net to surprise us, - when they did not ',spare those of their own country. A well-known.: milliner claimed the . proteCtion'of the army of her country men, and m a rched with'it. • She took with Ler many 'millions, the produce of the frippery with, which our Spanish Ladies had rendered . themselves. ridiculous, but ou the road her proteetor§ pluticlered her, abused her perion it groSsly, and afterwards :thindered party - of Andalusian smugglers, which went from thiS neighbourhood, 'intercepted some - carrier - a ,WhO - followed the army, and. took. ionl 'them 700,000 reals', and much valuable pro perty. SAL eNIANCA, AUG. 3.—His Excellency theDukt DE LA INFANTAoo, the favoured companion of FERI pi NAND arrived in this city bn the 7 th, ita the morn-,